PREFINALS - LESSON 3 Flashcards
On 2005, based on the statistics gathered, IPs made up to _____ of the Philippines’ total population, with_____________ that can be found in the different regions of our country, specifically in ________, and ______, with some groups in the ____ area.
14%
112 ethnolinguistic groups
Northern Luzon AND Mindanao
Visayas
This act aims to “Recognize, Protect and Promote the Rights of Indigenous cultural Communities/Indigenous Peoples (ICCs/IPS) and for other Purposes.
INDIGENOUS PEOPLES’ RIGHTS ACT (1997)
They helped IPs to advocate for their rights, develop communities, provide technical assistance, and improve education.
Non- Governmental Organizations (NGOs)
What does IPO stand for
Indigenous Peoples Organizations
________is a system invented by societies to regulate behavior. It define how property rights to land are to be allocated within societies. They define how access is granted to rights to use, control, and transfer land, as well as associated responsibilities and restraints. - e.g. upgrading of informal rights to legally enforceable rights
Land Tenure
This case is about Tagbanwa’s fight, reclaiming their ancestral waters and natural resources from the fishermen who migrated from Southern Luzon and Visayas islands. With the help of different organizations, they’re able to to achieve significant success and gains, further improving the state of Ancestral Domain.
CASE 1: The Tagbanwa of Northern Palawan
The ________ inhabit the beautiful limestone Coron island, one of the Calamianes islands of North Palawan.
Calamian Tagbanwa
- Ikalahan experience, shows how persistent the Indigenous People (IPs) are, to persuade and change the opposed plans of the Goverment for their Ancestral Domain—the forest land. With their passion and determination, they manage to convince the Government to recognize them and all of their efforts, giving them the authority.
CASE 2: The Ikalahan of Nueve Vizcaya
what are some of the key importance of IPs and addressing their rights and concerns: 3
(1) INCLUSIVITY AND EQUALITY
(2) PRESERVATION OF CULTURAL IDENTITY
(3) ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION
It was tasked with enforcing the treaty and consulted indigenous groups to ensure understanding and alignment with Traditional Knowledge Systems.
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OFFICE (IPO)
In 1974, the _____ community in Northern Philippines were granted exclusive rights to use and manage at least _____ hectares of forestland through a Communal Forest stewardship agreement.
Ikalahan
15, 000
The Philippine Government initially had plans to develop the Ikalahan domain, however the people opposed the plan and instead negotiated with the Government and offered their services to protect the forest.
TRUE OR FALSE
TRUE
____ arises from unequal political economy, where these extracted raw materials are sold at prices that do not compensate for local and global externalities
Dissent
an Indigenous People’s leader, was assassinated for taking part in an anti-dam struggle which then became a key turning point for the international recognition of Indigenous Peoples’ rights and the institutionalization of the FPIC.
Macli-ing Dulag
The_______________________ estimates that there are 14 to 17 million Indigenous Peoples in the country belonging to 110 ethnolinguistic groups.
United Nations Development Program